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Change of Address in a Non-Criminal Case - Pinal County Clerk of 2026

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The document is a Notice of Change of Address and/or Name form for non-criminal cases filed in the Superior Court of Arizona, Pinal County. It allows individuals to inform the Clerk of the Court about changes to their name or address, clarifying that this form does not legally change a name. The document outlines the responsibilities of the filer, including that only personal changes can be submitted and that non-confidential changes will become public record. It includes sections for providing old and new names and addresses, as well as contact information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Change of Address form in the editor.
Begin by entering your name, mailing address, and phone number in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Indicate your role in the case by selecting one of the options: Petitioner/Plaintiff, Respondent/Defendant, Victim, or Other. Ensure you check the box if your address is protected through a Court Order.
In the 'INFORMATION I WANT TO CHANGE' section, clearly print your old name and new name if applicable. Then provide your old and new addresses, including street address, city, state, and zip code.
Fill in your new mailing address if it differs from your new physical address. Also include your email address and phone number for contact purposes.
Finally, declare that the information provided is true by signing and dating the form at the bottom before submitting it.

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How do I notify the court of a change of address in Arizona?

Sometimes it is necessary to update the court records with a new address or name. You can update your information by completing an online form. Note: If your address is currently ordered to be protected, you will need to go in-person to a Clerk of the Court facility to request this action.

Can I look up Pinal County court cases online?

Case Search The Arizona Judicial Branch offers public access to court case information. Your documents will have a case number. Visit the Case Search site for more information.

How do I contact a judge directly?

If you are currently in a case, you are not permitted to contact a judge outside of the courtroom. Instead of contacting the judge directly, you can file a written motion. In most situations, whenever you need to request something from the court, you would do so in a motion.

How do I contact the Pinal County court?

Clerk of the Superior Court Physical Address: View Map. 971 N Jason Lopez Circle. Building A. Florence, AZ 85132. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2730. Florence, AZ 85132. Phone: 520-509-3555 or 311. Fax: 520-866-5320. Link: Clerk of the Superior Court website. Additional Contact Information. Toll-Free Phone: 888-431-1311.

What types of cases does Pinal County court handle?

What Types Of Cases Are Handled By The Pinal County Courts? Shoplifting. Disorderly conduct. Minors consumption or possession of alcohol. Indecent exposure. Simple assault. Interfering with judicial proceedings. Game and fish or boating violations. Contracting license violations.

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How do I contact Pinal County?

Call the 311 Citizen Contact Center to make one.

Who do I contact about AZ court payment questions?

If you have any PayNearMe questions, please call (800) 720-7743.

How to record a document in Pinal County?

In writing by mail to the Pinal County Recorders Office, P.O. Box 848, Florence, AZ 85132. In person at the Pinal County Recorders Office, 31 N Pinal Street Building E, Florence, AZ 85132. Via the Internet at Recorder Document Search.

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